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Big Sings: what they do best and how to make the most of them – a view from the piano stool
Over the last few weeks, travelling across the country to various large singing events, I asked myself, “Does everything we say about singing and connection at the Sing Up Foundation hold up out here, at pace, with a large crowd of kids?” Baz with the band During my usual working day I think about singing and children's mental health from a distance but recently, I got to think about it from a different perspective, as I went on the road with my wife (conductor and song leade
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How to join our launch webinar on 13 May
Everything you need to join and participate in our launch webinar on Wednesday 13 May, 1pm–2pm. Seats on Riverside are limited. If you haven’t booked yours yet, register now. If Riverside is full, you can still watch live on Facebook or LinkedIn — see below. We’d suggest joining a few minutes before 1pm to check your settings. Jump to: How to Join - How to Participate - Troubleshooting Four ways to watch The main webinar is hosted on Riverside, where you’ll be able to ask que
May 8
Being Seen, Being Heard, Feeling Connected: Our New Publication
What can singing and vocal work really do for children and young people's mental health and wellbeing? Not just making people feel good, but genuinely supporting those who are struggling?It's a question we've been sitting with for a while. And what we're finding is full of possibility. Being Seen, Being Heard, Feeling Connected is our new publication exploring what we're learning about singing and vocal work for children and young people's mental health and wellbeing.
Apr 28
